My son booked this room for my wife and I when we came out for his summer graduation. Its older but classy. Rooms are small with two single beds. There is a seperate setting room for makeup etc. The AC was kind of noisey. I reported that and they did something to make it a little better but was not a plus. They have a adjacent upscale restraunt. We did not eat the breakfast that is included as the graduation event included one. Special Notre Dame carper. Rooms have pictures from campus. Real convient location. A little over priced in my view.

Stayed there for one night. Beds are like dorm beds - twin size and SHORT! Walls - paper-thin. Room was clean.
Bar... small and they don't have much choice there, but not terribly expensive.
Where is the promised pool?! According to the friendly staff I could have went to the one somewhere on university campus, which I was not willing to do.
On the bright side: free parking (don't forget to ask for the tag!) and nice lobby.
Definitely overpriced for $140 I paid.

Have stayed at the Morris Inn at Notre Dame for 30 years. Most recent visit (Oct 2004) confirms that this is a solid 3-star property with great food, friendly bar and solid rooms. Best rooms are the corner suites. Over the years, rooms and restaurant have been upgraded--probably more so the restaurant. The Morris Inn and the continuing education center across the street make a great combination. There's even an underground walkway between the two facilities lined with Notre Dame pictoral memoriablia. Adjacent is the alumni hall with the campus bookstore which is really nice. If you're going to be staying in the South Bend area, see if you can get a room here--a great small hotel!